DisClub Golf: disclub, golfdisc and discopter

A disc sport means comprises a flying disc, said flying disc comprising an annular rim and a central section joined together by an annular shoulder, and formed in a single piece, said rim further comprising a right triangular aerofoil cross-section and right triangle wing-fin-flap cross-section;

• said aerofoil having a right triangular longer leg edge and a wing-fin-flap downward inclined hypotenuse edge defining a lower plane of said disc, and said central section having an upper zone defining an upper plane of said disc, at front position of said flying disc flying direction, said wing-fin-flap having increasing lift flap function to guide horizontal air flow downward to increase lift;
• at left edge and right edge of said flying disc flying direction, said wing-fin-flap having wing and fin side stability function;
• said right triangular cross-section aerofoil with a lower flat edge of leg, said right triangular wing-fin-flap with a lower hypotenuse and a leg forming said lower edge, an outer rounded corner with said outer corner located at lower plane, and an upper corner merging with said shoulder, said shoulder decreasing in thickness from said rim to said central section, and with the outer surface of said disc from said rim outer corner to said central section having a continuous smooth curved lifting surface, and the upper surface of said central section being substantially flat when the disc is stationery, with said central section being sufficiently thin and flexible to dome upwards when in flight;
• further comprising a discap means, said discap means being rotationally mounted on a disclub head means, said disclub head means being mounted on a pole of a disclub of disclub golf means;
• said disclub head means having screws notched on a cylinder wall, said discap means having a central plateau means fitting inside of said cylinder wall, said discap means having a plurality of locking click points on the outside wall of said central plateau means, said disclub head means having a plurality of locking click points on the inside of said cylinder wall, a half circle closing near grip side of said pole means, at top of said screws, said cylinder wall of said disclub head means being removed from root of said screws to have slope to remove said disc horizontally.